Fresh from his UK Open victory last week, British darts star Luke Littler beat Nathan Aspinall 6-3 in Brighton on the fifth night of Premier League Darts.

Luke Littler beats Luke Humphries to move top of Premier League table - World champion Littler beat the world number one in the opening quarter-final of night six at Nottingham.

Luke Littler was drenched by beaten finalist Mike De Decker after their Belgian Darts Open showdown on Sunday evening. Fans in Wieze could hardly have hoped for a better final match-up, with home favourite and reigning World Grand Prix champion De Decker pitted against world champion and teenage prodigy Littler.

The four players at the top of the table by the end of night 16 qualify for the final play-offs, which take place on Thursday, 29 May. The semi-finals of the play-offs are played over 19 legs, while the winner is crowned in a final match played across the best of 21 legs.

Rob Cross made a beeline for Luke Littler during the Nuke's first Premier League Darts appearance in Brighton.

The incident comes just weeks after the Professional Darts Corporation condemned whistling and booing towards players during the Glasgow night

LUKE LITTLER has overtaken Luke Humphries at the top of the Premier League after beating him in the quarter-final. The Nuke comes into Nottingham in good form, having won the UK and Belgian Opens,

Gerwyn Price beats Luke Littler 6-3 in the night six final in Nottingham to win his second event in the 2025 Premier League Darts.

Luke Littler overcame world No. 1 Luke Humphries to reach the quarterfinals on night six of the Premier League Darts on Thursday.